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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-11
HELD FOR CA USING JAMES ca VAyA CHS DEATH

Coroner Levy held an Inquest yesterday In tho case
Of James CT, anagh who on the night OF July be-
came involved In fight with Michael Mahonoy and
Bernard MCCLURE ut Greenwich and Beach SIS.
which resulted In his death. According to tho evil
dence Cav anagh slt,mg on beer neg ueloro
uarts lquof-stOre talhng with friend when Nc
Culre and Mahoney came along. Mcclure placed some
Ilgitcd lrecrac.crs on Cav anaghs knee. They went
OF aud the powder few Into his fac,. lie JumI go
I'D eniaged aud at Mcclure, Who htTuca hiib
back, knocking him OWN. lie got up aud was
AGAIN knocked down. This time he lay UPON mo
pavement without moving. An ambulance was SEM
Tor but when IL arrived tie surgeon pronounced AiD
dead. ~ ,,,..
made an autopsy on the body, and found that while
there were numerous marhs ami bruises ABOUT inc
head and chest. none Of them OF ssiious ma
ture Death vas duo. he found to rupture o. an
aneurism the result VI the deascd condition OF mo
aorta or largo atcy from the heart ME tnls
was no doubt caused by the excitement VI The mo
,ncnt II was Ial Ie 10 haptcn at any time The jury
brought In the 70 lowing verdict: We the jury, mo
that the deceased James Cavanagh came 10 ms
death from excitement caused by blows inhic 90 10y
Demard MCGUIRE AMI Michael Mshoney' on July -,
1857" Coroner Levy recomultfh inc pii'oncI' "
the Tombs, to await the action OF the Grand jury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-11
MONMOUTH PARK ENTRIES TO-DAY.

SEVEN RACES WITH FAIR FIELDS But FEW STARS.
No one Of the great lights Of the turf will blaze at
Monmouth to-day, but there win be races and
acme brisk finishes may be expected.
Tho Optional Stakes is selling affair for twoyear-
olds so the owners themselves settle the weights.
Long Branch was so good second 10 Omaha ias'
Thurdav with 11a pounds three pounds overweight,
thar with ten pounds less to-day he should win the
Optional and Omaha will probably run secood
Freedom ought to win tho Trenton stakes easily
enough. he showed good speed when he ran second
TO stuyvesant and sutor should run second
Garrison has been especially engaged to ride Burcn
for tho Passaic Stakes and his owner Is connden|
Burchs last public performance was In the Sporting
Stakes at sheepshead Bay, whom, ridden by Garrison
be ran mile In 40 IL and won easily. Burcb
should win toby, with Little Mnch second.
Garrison ought to win the fourth race also on his
new purchase. Eonan, with Brait second
ola Eole has 20 week neld against him In the
an raco that u viii not Be neoessary b hurry him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-11
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
THE MECHANICS NATIONAL BANK AGAIN.
SOME STARTLING REVELATIONS OF DUPLlCITY
NtVFR DFFORE MADE.

NtyER BEFORE MADE.
T,tmonv was taken yesterday before United States Gem
risnioner Patterson Newark, the case OF FREDERICK
Tr.In huvsen receiver Of the old Mechanics National
Rank Newark and Christopher and James Nugelt Ihe
the court ever since the RUIN ho unk
Inv or Badw In 1882 and the evidence has
heen taken privately. Ii the reati Ms OF the
millions were tho bank The testimony yesterday
mover heretofore known 10 Tue puo'Ic'
ms NEST A. NJ. Reynolds. oil newark
who deposed shortly after the arrest OF oscar BALDWIN
I ysts hun aud rrcale tn his MIND private
m etng held IN Dime SAVING Bank Newak about tue
fotzndt Parker his counsel and relate what occurred AZ
mat msetnr with to mitigation OF pun shmenL
A statsuIent was prepared and signed By heynOids
The said th4tn 1878 1874 the deponent Was
asked by attend At tho Dime savings Bank
lie tho evening aud found oscar bahNin
John McGresor the OF me
dune Savings Sank Baldwin then stated no hai not only
fund, without security and that that evening
was his the house OF Joseph A. hssey inc
prrsnept of Bank and make clean Oret
Of the whole matter Aztec which no would never oo seen
again Re urged that such action ON ms part
would not ruin him. nut Nugen aud all the rest and
a both the Mechanics and the Dune banks anu
tile American Trust Company. MT Nugont the 10
ponent states cried and begged that nothing OF the
kind should done saying he had plenty OF ON
han ALI he Oaoi and more hat All ne asker
wa. more Id win all he had borrowed .hu
that Ia months would do So BALDWIN AT last ascou
give purpose OF revealing tho situation 70 fresont
lssoy on The promise Nugch at once 10 take measures
Improperly TO Nugent from the banE nnns
wa, $50 600 Mr. Reynolds supposed after
ward at tho matter all made up as he heard nohins
II
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r,op,srS aOIyG TO CHICAGO.

pretty little card been Issued by the soceV ~,
American Florists announcing the schedule oi 'he sp
train on the Baltimore and ONO hAilro"n " -.
,o a, chicago on August H. IL Is aud 10 inc sp', ="
train will leave Liberty entrai o. IS 1rcnon
,n u. IN. leaving ihAAo'" -
Vuu,n"'tn = sud philadelphia AZ - p M ~ ~ Ia
Club OF Philadelphia viii give the society P.,,r"re and
- a. bTief hall in Ph lade phia Inc baltlio.o n
Ohio peope have arranged the trip so as 70 kN G
OmiV to connexions made by members III Vor
~ az ana 20 show tie scenery OF the ROAD 10 u os
taee Tn, train will reach Chicago on hufus, 49,
rho certineaes emitting members IN REDUCED fhp
nan he obta ned from Edwin 0nsdac, cfethy ~ ~
IN pbiiadelpha and from J. ". May, pcslnhtoi the
~ ~ W. Einrl.Is, Ilub summit. ". j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-11
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

BALTIMORE Aug lO-The feature Of todsy's game
terrific biting Of Orr who with four tmes at the bat made
single. double triple and home The Indians
played game behind nch pitched form
but the heme by almost fautess fielding and
hit in the ninth inning after which Tucker
was given phantom" hit stole second and scored on
Grfmns splendid field Both clubs objected
10 sulivans umpring Fumer Of the Baltimore
club place and gave general satisfaction The
as follows:
s.la%s5s. :::s S9sSSS o-s
Basehits Baltimore 10 Metropolitan H. ErrOrs,Baln.
pire-Mr Fumer.
P1rspuao Aug 1o-The Pitt.burgs had little din.
entity defeating the Bosons to-day. The was one
sided The home played in great form and
Mccormick pitched he done before this
put catch hun and Mac lot himself out
hits made of him mostly Of scratch kind and were
kept well scattered. hand, Conway hit
hard Carroll and Kuehne making mark OF him. The field
ing both sides sharp but not brilliant Wise made
speudd running backward Powers great saus
faction umpire About 5000 people were present The
appended:
Rn;:Sars ::::.: ::::::::::::S 9 @ @
Base hits-Pttsburg u; Boston Errors-rsasonrs,
Mr. Powers
DETROIT Aug lO-The Washington and Detroit clubs
played again to-day visiting players managed TO hold
out and the game Conway pitched with little
eject Washington players By energetic batting In Inc
took Eosi lead which they held 10 the end
whitney pitched excellent form nd was well supported
The was as follows:
%s,Snst'n 9YoY o Z
Basehts-washir ston. 10 Detroit Errorswashington.
2; Detroit. g. Ptchsrs-whitnsy and Conway. Umpire
MI. Sullivan.
CHICAGO Aug lO-The Chicago Club put in It's only
thoroughly reliable pitcher to-day ami managed to turn the
tables on Philadelphia rivals Caseys curves did not
bother players much. while the Quaker City
players emily scattering hits from Claksons delivery
Tho Chicago the lead In the second inning and
holding IL easily the end as follows
S SS,'.s:isSis ::::S SsSs O-s
Ba.ehits-Chicago IT; Philadelphia g. Errors-Chicago.
Phiisdsp hia Pitchers-Clarkson and Casey Umpire
D. sullivan.
ST. LOUIS Aug lo.-Tke St. Louis Tub another easy
victory from s to-day. The home players
basd Krbys pitching every direction and had the game
virtually half played The score was
appended;
St Louis V-IZ
Cleveland. .................-..-O U " u .
Bsaehits-Clsyeand. o; St LOUIS 18 Errors-Clsveland
8; St Louis q Pitchsrs-Kirby and Foutz Umpirs-Ar'
Curry
LOUISVILLE Aug lO-The Louisville aud Cincinnati clubs
played finely contested tsdsv before good sized
plays sboundsd The home players punched
their hts oppertuns moments and won as follows;
Louisville ...----..---...-.---..-.-0 ! q
Cincinnati ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS j D U u .
Basenits-Cincinnar. g. Louisville. IL Errors-Cincin-
natl. o, Louisville a. Ptcners-Smith and Chamberlain.
Umrre-Mr Ferguson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-11
RACING IN ENGLAND.

LONDON Aug lo-At tho Redcar meeting to-day the race
the Great National Breeders Foal stakes one mile Tor
three yearods by r. vyners brown colt oloria-
ton with H. smalwoods chestnut colt King Milan second
Hammonds bay colt Antree third The betting stood
to against Goriaon 10 against King Milan aud 10
Aintree.
At Ksmpton Park to-day the race for the Great 1nterna
tiena Breeders Foa STAKES mile for
was won By II. Houdsworhs chestnut colt Cactus by
Harngtena chestnut colt Isosceles
ond head OF Baron de Rothschlds bay ally 81
moune third The betting 10 AGAINST Cactus 70
against fsosceies aud TO against Smonne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-11

Earned runs-BrookiyD. IL; Athletic O. First base by
erIorsRrooklyn. 81 Athletic Struck ont BROOKLYN.
Athletic. l. Lott bxsesBrookvn O. Athletic. O. First
base on bals-Pinkncy g. Mcclellan MoTamany Mann
Larkin /, Stovey |, Atkinson l. Homo runs-Phillps
Smith ]. Threebass hlts-Smith l, Bauer !. Twobsse
hits-Pnku-y Phillips ], Poorman Mann Double plays
-McGarr and Stovey McGarr Bauer and Stovey. Swart
wood apd Phillips Stolen bases-Brookyn l. Athletic s.
Wild pitches-Terry Atkinson PoHrdlan Passed balls
Peoples 2 Robinson 4. Umpire-ME McQuade Time
2:3e
metropolitan and Athletic clubs wn St
&. l.. TODAY.
The Meropoltass have signed George wedman formerly
pitcher OF tue Detroit club and he reported TO his min
Baltimore yesterday IL said that his release coat the local
club ST. 900 and that he will $500 month salary DUR
ing the remainder Of the season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-11
1rpvw.yrs HER PUNISHED FOR PERJURY

Coroner Rooney inquest the body OF the child
by Mary QuGey and Mrs Cathane Smith, OF son'h
prookyp to Hospital Monday and after unsuc
&C. si 10 either at the hospital or the
Morgne was pack again TO Mrs SMITHS house al
rr =. aud the Gowanus Canal The child hDaly car
red 10 tho Morgue and the coroner OrYan an
NJ. smith made for the coroner with COCK and
mi sioyv Of Gndlpg Mary great the curbstone and
lax nC her house Tho glrl VINO VS. Binn ~ e
.,t.I ave some version The jurF iolnd
that The chi dead in the American Hotel IN Full
- vher. the night with yoong man
named Rnar Mira Smith ssd at her hon-e ne
, A. thsn aken 10 Smiths and thence In carriage
yonng Bull hired There were no grounds ior
charge of malpractice but tho ur, Insured NJ rs smn or
that the case be brought 10 the Az
tsntion of he Jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-11
NEW-JERSEY.

UoBoRES.-Adam Wood, Of No l54 Jefferson ST. was ar
rsgned before Recorder McDonongh yeseay en- ged Win
atrociaus and battery his wife Wool not on
heat hi erocious bulldog AT her and
the aud Log decorating her severely
The prisoner committed for trial.
Nry.BnlSswIcK A m unknown m with bullet in his
head was found Hrs place eray revolver
bushes by In his clothes was wallet
con dollars and two cards ON ono OF them was
II must - my Wue ~ Ms iees Wss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-11

Deputy Coroner schoer. on making Io'tmof'em eN
animation I'm the case Mrs. Sarah Catharne C"phucr
who was found dead in her bathroom A. Nor " So -
.,,.o,s ri,ts Tuesdar found that death wa due 70
coma from cerebral apology She was ssy.ny Sr s
ed an aud solitary me- having l,oon'y
h ,gei ali Of h.r attendants The coroner lounu ohy
uoc man IN charge Of her apartments ana eNpe,l.eu
Incl dnicuIty In md ng OF Mrs. CGende relatives
stanley " Dexter, lawyer OF No ~ WaII.sI, Is a
euhs OF hers but could be found al his Office hav
nP ief town President Beehnan OF the
pna,d ~ Aldermen nephew. but he likewise ives
d"" ~ tawn Or Brekman his brother however, was at
iast found and has taken charge OF the body
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MIRO OF LEGAL NEWS.

r,,,,e arnella Care. thirteen year old BRIDE was
IN Court Chambers yesterday on writ OF haoess
onus which her husband. sabato Carcello, ragpicker
had got order 10 see II she coaa not %
49, - Nth him lie says that she left him Immediately
s,,e, their marriage In November last When she was
.,sd nv Judge Nehrbas she was represented As being
,xeen years old asserted that the husband abused
h,. Wife but he denies this mutua inoco.euhcs9 w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-11
D-IJsITED STATES HOTEL STAKES THREE-YEAR-
OIns. apECIAL WEIGHTS. ll2 MILLS.
rUcKY STAKES. Two-YEAR-OLDS BE
WEIGHTS. Six FURLoSGs.

tracePearl jennings S35 strathspey 81 Ben Thomp
son Touchs Pas ST. Divide So Clark
So Kaooah So Hmalaya So. Columbne So Col owens So
Dudley OAKS So - 80. n. a.,
Thiri rsceNEmpsror of Norfolk $780, scotts pair sis
Kinghsh So. nm 60. .,n ~.
craft sl6 Royal SIS. DaruDa SIS. Erebus $40. j.
Filth racs-suath.pey SIS Lelex $50. Queen Bess s25
Broughton s25 Unique $50 Phil Lewis *2o ohsnce sle
S. Held 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-11
Jersey CITY.

On tho arrival Of Red star steamer Rhynand yeser.
day ,tavs Dedons Joseph Laurent and Gerald j. Van
Hersch aremen were taken into custody on charge OF
mut When the DAYS out from Ant
wsrp beld.n. refused put irons after no
had third engineer The other two took ses
with Deden aud attempted release him. whom They also
were put They repensd tho next day AMI we're
permitted u go 10 work AZ the request OF BELGIAN O0ns
OF Uned states Commissioner Muir
held me soners will detained at police headquarters
vessel sails Wednesday, when they
takon back to Antwerp 10 be tried.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-11

ON Monday Dr. II. H. House OF Rockand Lake WAS sum.
Mrs caroline ronpes bedside and soon ter ms
covered dead in the loom. Dr. House was
Confident thai lie chill alive when born An inquest
was h. H. and the attributed the murder Of the
child she and vii be exam
ined on Monday. Mrs. Tremper Is widow. thirty three
wears old living Lake Theodore Trempsr her
died two years Mrs Trcmper charges That
known Nysck who has hold official positions and
who has family his 10 the father Of her child
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-11
DIsCU.RGED use HE gGPT A STORE

Collector Magone yesterday returned 10 his desk In the
Custom House after weeks absence IN Ogdcnsburg ON
bs ness matters and approved al the of Deputy Col
lector McCleand including the removal OF CHER Ccrk
Samuel Hopper Entry Division who was under eS
Collector obcTtson's friendly supervision The reason
for discharg", as given was mat a. ne wa, par ON
grocery store IA " h te Plans Whlch du1 rr'seu %
avn he holding onicc Ia Violation
of section 63s OF tho Revised a,ues which pro
that the Treasury Dcpar mont shall DC
directly indirectly Interested In the Importation Oi mer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-11
Y pnwnER1K PAYS 4 HuRRIED VISIT HERE.

General Master Workman T. V. Powderly and General
Secretary Letchman OF the General Executive Board OF
the knights Of Labor have been In Newark, NJ j. for a
dav the o the troubles In the
lea her trade I'm that city night both officials were In
tho city, Afer interviews with cain. labor leaders hey
hurried AWAY 10 oh a SIR Iuwd, rly seemed 10
be perfect health. TO reporter he i.nirk'd !" ne
passing through the cly and that his visit had no
slguilcan Newly York matters concerned
The Newark troubles were. he thought, In fair way 10
settlement general condition OF things In the order
much better now than at any time In the last SIX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-11
CALENDARS TODAY.

SUPREME CouRr-CHAMBRRs-B Donohun J-Nos
2ll '
SUPREME CouKr-srEcIAL TKRx-PAEr I-Betore Dono.
hue, J.-No dav calendar
sUPERIOR CoURr-5PEcIAL TERH-Before sedgwck. l.
No dsv calendar
CoKAoH PLEAs-SPEcrAL TzRM.-Before BookstaveL J..
Will Of Paul schoen at 10 will OF Franklin Hawes
William Nordsieck. Bridget OBrieu, Patrick Rehi and
Caroline IInnemann at IL m viii Of Henry Hugo IL
COURT GENERAL sRssioNs-Part I-Bciore Judge GIL.
dersoeve and Assistant District Attorney Purdy.-Nos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-11
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRfvALa

nm Avenue Rotei-wian q Endcot, secretary OF war
and Mrs Endicott Buosingham HoteJProiessor y; ~
carinsiSn o. Army PatrcE H. Kelly q MinDs'O
Sturspant w. 4. McMuieD Oh Louisiana
HOFFMAN Houss-Judge weDorne OF EioIha; asgr
Bsuse-Chef Clerk Il b. Youmans Of the treasury depart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-11
PROGRESS or THE SING SING CAMP NETTING
Sing Sing camp meeting opened yesterday in earnest

early o'clock the blowing OF the horn called tho
worshlppers from their pray the preachers
stand. Afisr cess the prayer meeting was
nued until 10 40 a. when the preaching service
began ending at noon AZ m. preaching again be
gan listed for three hours Eloquent dscOurses
delivered and the attendance OF Wis tors, which
first increased the afternoon wore away. 80
D. m. preaching again resumed and the resonant
voices Of the preachers echoed down the leay ases the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-11
NETWORKS BEATEN BY THE HOLSTERS.


1spIASAPoLs Aug TO-. Indianapolis turned the tables
New York to-day and by better batting. fielding
and pitching. Two players. Leitner aud Mofe mate
rally strengthened the homo particularly Letner who
pitched othe best here this and held
the Giants down five actual hsone homorun drive by
Conner given by close fouins decision.
Myerss homo made with two men on bases and
nerted him pecketui OF silver The follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-11
NO SALE OF Lo11IMER ES1ArE nONDS

There sale auction yesterday OF the bonds be-
long the Lottimcr estate which Jerome l.. IIll put
up as collateral hands VI Lockwood CrOsman. the
stock No 81 New-st. That firm had given no
ce counsel OF the LOmer eNecu that the bonds
sod yesterday they sent notice them that
the 'nerngs would not be made Counsel Tor the Lomer
nothing the present, feeling
teced n their replcV In suits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-11

Mary Hsgna siIteen taken before Justice Ford
at the TomLs yesterday charged with and
held In $500 bail for General Sessions The girl had
attached 10 COMPANION Of her Mary Lynch.
whose father July 20 moved TO bridgeport Conn MARY
Hggns her father let her with nd
father refused She then bought worth
Pari. green and swallowed H. This on August
which time she has been In Chambers street Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-11
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY

Association for tho Advancement Of Science. CoumpA
College
Monmouth Park races Long Branch. q 80 p. m. ,
Rapid Transit COMMISSIONER Equitable builuins' y M
CONVENTION OF Eirenen. No. TAI Eaat E!ghthst. W.,
Helping Hand Association excursion 70 hi'o' VIC"
Examination Of prize tea proprleor Yorkvis Po-
lice Court
Methodist campmeeting. Sing Sing Heights
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-11
DIR. MILLER COULD HAVE NO ROOM

A CoIORED CLERGYMAN NOT ALLOWED TO OCCUPY
sTArEROoM ON THE STEAMER DREW.
The Rev. Dr. A. p Miller (coored), pastor OF the DIX
we'll Avenue Congregational Church. New Haven Conn,
travelled from that city NewYorK yesterday on the
steamer Continental. intending to go on to Albany on
the nightboat Drew. He did not and the following
abatement which he made last night to TRIBUNE re-
porter explains why
ON arriving at NcwYork with wife and two little sons
tie younger OF baby -four months Old applied 70 te
Office OF Peoples Line Of Al0any at Per IL Nottn hse
r ordinary Ia Albany for myself aud parry
aud them without difficulty also secured usAots lo
berths inspecting these bers found tlat they were
rae and close comfort and health OF mother
and children returned 10 the once, and sad that
wished exchange the berths Tor ssier9on and pay o
AZ. Te stan before making tho chan e." inmei ely
and spoke TO Captain Roe eNpaniaS me nature OF s
y taking and returning next morning on INC
day He went to the purser and after short d
he ma ,e ID: WHIT Arc there vacant staeroomsf
reply to thus question but simply sain tas hs
acting uuder Inc instructions IN refusing INC ihe
com alton wsntec Joined family and told my VIE
wha had happened she that she would rather leave he
TO ne uade and asked TO have my money reiuhded ne
captain again held private ana M
vefy M in.ued the affair and salt TO
that wonld expect sucn things N o.
aud State OF New.fOk, ahu tal cou
ssred neT action burning disgrace TO our civilization
awav asked the captain who the president OF
the company lie told mo was MT fvetett Men r
The night HIS however. was there and he said
that the captain OF the Drew was soing ~
bi, sta;eaen have suffered
yenence. and delay in consequence OF inc captain
nev. been treated genemen save In my
country. .
The Rev nr Miller is a graduate az Fiske University
and Yale theological Seminary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-11

NEv.RocHxLIE-The sccond track Of the New.Ycrk
New Haven and Hartford Railroad. between the N1who.
completed yesterday. York tho third track viii %
begun ct Iarchmont this morning.
SING soThs contract for the manufacture Of shoes in
tina state convict labor expires to-day but the
prison will continue the business tho State
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-11
ALONG THE SOUND

BRIpoRpoRr-st Johns Episcopal Church parish has
voted extend a cali the Rev Dr. Lindsay OF Georye
town, D. c. succeed the Rev Mr. Enos as rector The
widow Medal kellogg. OF ewFaiI field Conn., dled yes
terday at the homo VI her daughter MIS- W. j. Woodruu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURES ALdANAC

MINIATURE ALuANAI
TODAY
sunrises SOC Sets 100 Moon rise 1ll1 Moons age a
HIGH WATER.
AM.-sandy HooK mid. Gov Tsld. 016 He'll Gate 200
P.A.-Sandy Hook O:44 Gov Isld. Los hell Gate. 251
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-11

stve trials to be made each wednesday and saturdsy
beunnng ats o. m He also offers silver medal 70 tno
making the sst time for one quarter o.
Coptesaus have the privilege TO ride each race uay
trials III unlimited Entries should DO made W
LLOYD Queens Queens County n. 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-11
JUMPED WITH THE BABY IN her ARMS.

Hart jumped out Of the second story window OF
home No 430 Cherryst, with child her arms Tues
day from her husband who beating her and
appeared the Essex Msrket Police Court
tsrdAy He Wa hslA Ter 9ial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

How 10 reach the course-Central r. r. ofN j. hberyst
Perry Sl5 $50 ILLS 1919 1245. 1870 m Peh n
syivana Cortiandt and Desbro'ses st. Ferries ti0
glO Ii:IO a. n IL m 1890 D. m. y. m on saturdays
only. Boats via sandy Hook from pier ~ r. y IL a. ~
l2;ib l D Races promptly at $50 p. IN fare houn1
Trip, including admission 10 field, 81 o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-11

Earned runs-Ipdianapoiis, L. Twobase hts-Denny and
Gillespie Three-bsse hits-Shomberg Home runs-Consor
and Myers Doubi plays-Gore and Ewing Gore and
Richardson. First base on balsMyers Bassett Glass
Herman. ConDor aud Richardson. Hit by
pitched ball Bassett. Struck out-Monett 2; Hackett
Ietner shopberg Gore George and Gillespie Passed ba Is
Hackett ]. Wild pitches-Letner j, George l.
Umpire-Mr Valentine Time-2:l0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-11
FAyORITES WIN AT SARATOGA.

MR. HARDWOOD AGAIN N FRONT AT THE FINISH.
SARATOGA Aug l0-Favortes held high carnival at the
race to-day being by first choices and
the other BY a second choice The ring was hard hit
FIRST RAcR-PURsE $780, NoS WINNERS N 1887. SPE-
CIAL WEIGHTS l MILE 20 YARDS